There is no doubt that chlorophyll represents the primary plant pigment responsible for the distinctive green hue, and its beneficial effects on the human body have been substantiated through extensive scientific research as well as traditional medical practices.
Chlorophyll
Chlorophyll is a group of chemical compounds found in plants, algae, and some bacteria, called photosynthetics. The color of chlorophyll a and b, which are the most common in organisms, and chlorophylls c and d, found only in algae. All of the above types of these compounds are responsible for the photosynthesis process and thus enable the plant or bacteria to nourish themselves and develop properly.
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